*Is TLS Fast Yet?* Yes, yes it is! But you need to do your homework and test your deployment to get the best performance. If you do it right, you can reliably deliver 1RTT handshakes (to new and returning visitors), eliminate (costly) validation delays, and remove unnecessary buffering latency (by tuning your TLS record sizing). Slides: bit.ly/fastTLS, more info: istlsfastyet.com
Ilya Grigorik if it is possible try to talk a bit slower and articulate. You are talking about very loaded subject, and people need more time to digest it, than you giving it to them. Otherwise thanks! excellent material.
The handshake is identical, all the same optimizations apply. Once connection is established, all depends on the type of traffic going back and forth -- for lower latency, you want to use smaller record sizes to avoid unnecessary delays.
*Is TLS Fast Yet?* Yes, yes it is! But you need to do your homework and test your deployment to get the best performance. If you do it right, you can reliably deliver 1RTT handshakes (to new and returning visitors), eliminate (costly) validation delays, and remove unnecessary buffering latency (by tuning your TLS record sizing).
Slides: bit.ly/fastTLS, more info: istlsfastyet.com
Ilya Grigorik if it is possible try to talk a bit slower and articulate. You are talking about very loaded subject, and people need more time to digest it, than you giving it to them. Otherwise thanks! excellent material.
***** check out github.com/igrigorik/videospeed :)
What's the state of things now? I saw this video link on the footer of webpagetest.org
me too
Me too
TLS (HTTPS) can actually make your web site load faster.
Very good video. Do you have any feedback for TLS for WebSocket?
The handshake is identical, all the same optimizations apply. Once connection is established, all depends on the type of traffic going back and forth -- for lower latency, you want to use smaller record sizes to avoid unnecessary delays.
Ilya Grigorik Thank you.
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